On the morning of March 2, 33 seized luxury cars owned by Chen Zhi Prince Group were successfully auctioned in Taiwan, drawing widespread attention. The sale spotlighted four hypercars dubbed the “Four Divine Beasts,” including the Bugatti “Warthog King,” a limited-edition Ferrari, the Porsche “Frog King,” and a McLaren supercar.
With 266 buyers competing that day, 10 cars were sold within just half an hour of the auction start. The limited-run Ferrari—one of 499 globally—went for NT$135 million (roughly RMB 29 million). However, the highly anticipated Bugatti “Warthog King” and the McLaren P1 failed to attract bids. In total, 24 luxury vehicles were sold, bringing in about NT$430 million (around RMB 93 million).